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Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
EOUNBRY.
A Gentleman Selects wichita Good Site for
= Plant working One Hundred Men.

Some weeks ego Nj. I. s. Wiley came to
this city from Cincinnati, Ohio. His visit
here was to examine the facilities for start
ing foundry. Fer some time he told nc
one his business but took IN the city from
that sort of q business standpoint. VIXEN
he decided that this was place for his line
he told some of the leading business men his
business and made a proposition that was
accepted after few days figuring. These
gentlemen decided to put up suitable
building and give it to Xr Wiley for Ger
tain number OF years if he would locate here.
Hs has accepted the Offer He says be viii
put in plant that viii employ one hundred
men. Al kinds of moutiings aud gas fix
will be made
The site of the plant has net been decided
upon. This question IS now attracting the
attention OF those interested Immediately
and few reel esta5ers who are lurking
around after ''crumbs." II is desired to com
inand SIS good railroad facilities IS possible.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
NORRIS TEE INyENTOY,

| Mr.. r. E. Norris, inventor OF the Norris
| type writer, has returned from Nav Haven,
Connecticut, where he has been interested IN
the manufacture Of his machine. He has
perfected arrange nents with company at
| that city for manufacturing the machine and
assume the entire control o: the same with
| out any attention from him. He holds an
interest in the manufacture as . result Of be
ing the inventor Of the machine.
Quits large number have ALREADY been
made and are now being used. He says that
AL who have used them express themselves
as highly pleased. Many have been sold ia
New York city aud New Haven, whore they
have been subjected to Yankee criticism,
which IL this particular line especially is gen
orally consii.rel ssve--, All tia comment is
favorable.
Mr.. Aorrs states that ins machine 10 much
nea..r and dos even bsttsr work than .koss
he introduced in Wichita during his visit l.st
summer The late changes, however, haze
improved looks, more :hAn brought change
in tho works as at a-ss j. was pronounced
aims. perfect and hencs litsls thought had
been sx;sns;sa IA thu. direction Tae inven-
tor says tia, eve-y shipS IS now ready for
br,sia.~, and .hoe who ha-o in.srsstSd
themselves IN forming o0zApany handing
IL know how 20 succeed IN . business OF that
kind The s,;y thing aAas c.assd Mr. kor-
rs 10 desire 70 gait givi.z sAe mater yer
SOFA, ii ssnuon vAs tie fact tbs. sEs mazu-
a sgys was % Ear Away from Wichita &c
did pos wish - zroTc sAss And Leave t6s
growing nsctrossis
Ar Martin zsllAr. ~hs IL 500 Interested /
n yss iavsutico h. no@ a. yes rstsrpsn !
Hs was delayed b. ss7s oEHrss Ess'sAss
.has eArns ~ 1yroa-Te1og tas .sw eernpany l
ne i sx,sessd - arrive Z fs- day. a.a
viii ns longer give tAs gussson Psssosai az /
isassoa-
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
NO BADGE.

Three hundred AMI ninty-sevsn real e.tate
men hasi introduced themselves 10 the CITY
clerk up to last night, and asked in still
quiet tone for = permit to sell real estate
One Of tlesn, after he had paid up for the
first six months, seemed slow to absent him
self, and finally called the attention OF the
clerk and made inquiry for that little
badge" He was Informed that no Badge
WIS yet required, which news seemed to vary
With his former instruction.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
ROOM ENTERED.

Tuesday night travelling gentleman RI
rived in the city and stopped at one of the
leading hotels. Yesterday morning be found
that a snail valiss belonging 10 him had
been taken from his bed room during the
night Ee made Rome howl in tina. section
yesterday and is making 10 little effort to
fad it, He claimed that it contained a num-
Der OF valuable papers ard four thousand
dollars worth OF jswe.ry and $3.50 in money
Ee has given the matter to some OF the local
detectives and says that he means to employ
some '.foreisn talent" with the hope Of max
ing the find.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
SARkiED.

January q, 1887, at the residence OF Brick
Green, j miles southeast OF this city, Rev.
J. D..Woods officiating, ". D. Crawford
and Mrs. Ella Harper. Mr.. Crawford is one
Of our most energetic and successful farmers,
and has most excellent home over which
Mrs. G. VIII be called to preside. Mrs.
Crawford, though but recently Of this coun-
ty, las won high place in the estimation
Of ali who have formed her acquaintance.
May long life AMI many pleasures crown
their lives
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
cRAwFoRD's OPERA HOUSE.


| Charles H. Clark's Boston company will
re-appear at the opera house. tonight III I.
| s. Arthur's great moral temperance drama
OF ''Ten Nights in Bar Room Airs. Har-
riet Beechei Stowe, the late John B. Cough,
| Francis Murphy, Moody & Sankey, Bishop
| Potter and many other well known proml-
neut person have witnessed this play as given
by MIR. Clark and his company. Special
scenery is carried for its production, which
is the sole property of Mr.. Clark, who also
holds the copyright by law and Is authorized
by T. s. Arthur, the author, to produce it.
Mr. Ciark's company is the only one IN the
United States that makes a speciality of pro-
ducing this play. The popular prices So and
SO cents.-Portage City Register.
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE
Robert Maccaire will be repeated for O
final presentation tonight, Thursday, with
the old cast and number OF new musical
and dramatic features. The seems with the
horses is promised to be one OF exciting in
terest, and the charming music of Jacabows
Ernlne improves on acquaintance.
BEACON HALL.
The entertainment last night at Beacon
hall was largely attended Texas Charley
did some Of his wonderful shooting, reliev-
Ing gent Of his cigar and shooting y glass
OF his own head when twenty feet away
from the gun. The wrestling match between
Guernsey and Corner was exciting, the fer
mer winning Mills and Guernsy will wres-
tie next Tuesday night.
Capt. Shields starts oil with y good siEed
class which viii be given instructions every
afternoon
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

CHANGED WITH FORGERY,

LAST evening near O'Clock the police were
instructed to arrest 10. Donnshue. Near a
hal. hour later Ten Mcnamara found bin
at boarding house 1osa South Topeka ave
pue. Eevas escorted to the cooler
Donuahoe il charged with forging check:
on Hr. r. Casson, Of the South Main plan.
ing mill, to the amount of $40. Th- money
ia, drawn from the Wichita National bank.
The prisoner is a lad OF near eighteen years
and came here from Kansas City near one
year ass. Ee hafEever associated with the
ir,iustr ious class aud is generally known q,
catch AZ catch can" sort OF fellow.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Attention L. OF L-You are hereby re-
quested to attend the funeral of our late
brother, s. q Hamilton, OF Local Assembly
77t6 at his residence 923 North Market al
IL o'clock a. IN. February g. By request of
Harry Perry, Ii. ".
The United Order OF American Bricklayers
will hold their next meeting in the hall over
the opera house on Friday, Tebrnary 4 at
7:3o p. n. All member are requested to be
presert
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
BEACON HALL,
COMING SURE.

The Lawrence Tribune says: There are
now three surveying parties at work locat-
ing the line Of the Kansas, Colorado &
Texas railroad. which goes through Baldwin
City in this county. The president CT the
road, Lr. Long, says the entire road from
Kansas City 10 Ysichits. is under contract.
The work will be vigorously pushed in the
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
SERIOUSLY ISJEKEp.

Early ye<ssri ay morning as NJ. p. New.
naa WAC, living north CT the city. was driv
ins = spas of horrr down Fourth avsrse,
on reaching Third street caeeky dog op.nsd
10 lis mouth rather viciousiy aud started
tie hc-ses On . Tun sostn near second
street the old gentleman WAS fsTs~A froE,
the sat, ana or reaching tas a. Quad was IN
able 10 rise. Oae Of hi. nsishbsrs who was
also cssinx to the city, and only asaor.
S;,,nacs tsi,nd where his Ecr>es b&caEe
fr;.h;ea.d. cssss TO Mr.. te~nans relief
VIXEN hs'arss reached The inlursa aan hs was
.n.bls TO s,eak Very soon be gained his
strength and his frisoi placed arr in Ais
ca-Yiass and afssr s1nEEon,rg docsor took
hin hcas Two RIBS we're broken ec- az
ri.s no, thought fasAl
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

S. W. Fearcc, Of PeaTce Bros, manufac-
turers Of artistic furnitlre at Stubenvil,e,
Ohio. is in the city for the purpose OF meet
ing our board o. srais with a proposition
we understand
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

D. W. Campbell she general manager OF
the Caloric Hydraulic Press brick company,
Of Kansas City, is in the city and called yes
terday. The capacity of their works i, o.
OO0,Ooa annually. Wichita will take his en-
tire output il he can input them at an ac
ceptable price.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Nr. L. d. l.. Tush, of Lawrence, Kansas,
who has male up his mind to settle in Nich
ita, called yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Yesterday Officer Lilly hs..ded $50 20 to
Mrs. L. II. Hamilton. collected in very
short time by him for herAelf and children.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Bion $. Huschinss, editor OF the King
man Leader, was among the railrcsd mag
mates who spent yesterday in the metropolis
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Yesterday was ground hog day AMI a
highly satisfactory and comforting day it
wis-in . horn The shadow which yelled
tle heavens throughout the tedious hours OF
tae morning afforded no opportunity for an
o til hog to get in his work, but Old Sol
b.ssed cut at night and the electric lights
"a }, leireated him at night, and the peripi-
tstic and cphernerl roota- was driven back
70 his hole Disguised brute.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

The horses for the a cat Guei scene in R0-
ber5 Maccsire were safely got into the q. A.
r. hall today.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

pUsoat & Hayward are drawing p.an'fcr
SIS Norris bzildius. q dss-iSsioa & ~hiss
Vas given seGs aAys age. Is vii havs A
iron AID tara cs.tA front Iks S2ilaiz1S
VIII ts sspplted with elevators an al ;as
.-oSs-- IMPROVEMENTS
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Francis Herman and Al Jcres went to
ElDorado yesterday to Inspect the gas works
at that place
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
STOCK YARDS.
Election OF 0thcers-Work to CoLnIncsee Inn;a-
Gisssly.

Yesterday the directors OF the stock yards
held q meeting and elected The following Of
fceIs for the ensuing year.
VI. K. Carlisle, president; ". Z. Dula-
ney, secretary; j. Oak Davidson, treasurer.
Arrangements were made for commencing
the work Immediately and it is expected
that within two weeks at least ground will
L,b ,.~l
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

MIR. Pittinger of North Topeka, returned
yesterday from a very pleasant visit in Kan
SaS Civ
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Hr. Il. IL Eckard, travelling agent for B.
COIN, returned yesterday from nine weeks
trip from western Kansas, Colorado and
New Mexico. He reports trade good, alii
viii start out again in = dag or two
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Esv ~. r. Harper. one OF Nics.sSis nos.
sasres.ic, rs he is cas G! az intellectually
brigh...s zer. waa or for To2s<a last svs.
iax. wh.rs "a TO msss the representative. o.
sas SzEsist church IN Kansas for We la-Ss~e
Of deciding q very important naasssr, an
which matter Wichita wiz PROBABLY he coa-
ccr-sd
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Ralph III. Easley, OF the Hutchinson Daily
New, took in the metropolis yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Who knows but tEat Eiehita's luck may
disappear with the tragedy next Tuesday,
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Mr.. A. ". Skinner and > b. johnson, OF
Harper, calsi yesterday. These gentlemen
in connection with Mr.. A G. Patterson and
Mayor Fl. c. Munger were III the city touch
ing matter OF Importance to both Wichita
add Hsrpcr-in other words TO get at the
bottom facts of sn enterprise
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
A CARD.


sary to assure the public that the Auction Sale
Of E. C. & L. r. Coles Addition 20 Carey Park
- take place on the grounds February 23rd
next, at o'clock a. H. would be fairly and
honestly conducted and that there shall re 10
by bidding allowed by anyone; that the sale Ia
every particular shall be bonifide, upright and
Just to all concerned they have IS a double as
surance asked and kindly obtained the consent
OF the following well known business men and
bankers TO be present at, and gee that the sale
is fairly and justly conducted. That these gen.
tlemen have toe confidence Of the entire COM
munity we need not say.
J. 0. DAVIDSON.
Z 9. LzE.
HON HENRY c. SLUSS
HON X Z STANLEY.
e. ". LEVY
c. a WALKER
CARLISLE. CROOK e CARLISLE.
We have secured tbs services OF tie well
known real estate auctioneer. Hr. s. s. zedd.s.
CT Louisville. Kentucky.
z. c. 81 L 4 COLE
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

J. V. Mofiitt went to Topeka yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

TURNER'S OPERA LzogsR
/ l. & cgeAwFSTsi,. Manager.
ONE NIGHT cNLy-E0xDAY, FsB.7.
Charles II. Clark's Grand Eevyal ef T. 6, Arturs
Great Ten,p eraEco Drama,
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03
AMUSEMENTS.


"ICAiTa HUaRUk.
South Esin ST. near perfias Are.
The regular family resort If the city. cae Heol
commencing 1aEHsTy ss.
CUsTO PARLoFS.
PROF. OLIVER LSCE,
AMI Iii, tronre Of Eoheniaa Glcgs BioTreTs.
perfect Glass Krttse msee rae Piece OF glass
moCel CT tbs Crest tSsisss engine
First time here,
YRED HOWE-The EIs nraoth Fat boy.
The HUMAN PiE CUsEIsN.
And test Of ctEer Wondes
Mr. Pred Bryan, in DanJ" Eclo2. sehgs fuzzy sayings
The Vocal Queens, tins
FORESTER SISTERS.
n their artistic spsesltes, in,rccu.ng seric-ce mic
Sunday. sond-y. TlesiEy "wednesday.
hhe Beautiful Irish Drama Kathleen Msvsurneer.
THURSDAY. Frlday, saturcey.-TooSiee
Admission lie ceefs all
~Open daily from 10 10 p
SPECIAL NOTICE.!
Owing to TIE ra,nerss crew es attending ire
nm. the management find it necessary 70 make the
following annobncenosS:
Doors open frsrs ,. II. to isr.r
"a psrformsrce p m 4Ih psrfernln.ce Sis p M
18th pc- fsr.aEcs s " p
GARFIELD OPERA HoUss.
THURSDAY FER. sd
Extra Performance ana R-Trcducticn hy Particular
Request Of
R0SERT NACCsIGE-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS observation-disclosures
With some rev musical numbers ard other changes
inc!o'iins sfaUd duel ON sorsebsck by
1etsrs HofT and aslburn
This viii sIfiy.I- bo he
opera tLis SCISSOR.
Popular rrtces-Psse.rce Orere Chars sde. General
Ticket ofiice.
TvRSks's OPERA si 3 E su.,vz,esysr,. Manner,
ONE NIGHT cNLY-E0xDAT, FEB.7
Charles H. Clark's Grand Revival ef T. 6, ArtLurs
Great Temperance drama,
TEN NIGHTS Ia BkR ROOM
Aplay which hsa everywhere proven sses.4a;o:l in
Tia story II the drania
Ysu Scream.
Popular Tr,ee.-Asrissicn & 20 ard 75c No higher
Seats secured a Uni~n Ticket ofrce. Sale CT seats
oPes Er1sy noEEi,y st 10 oclGcS-
r ECTJER COURSE
The ". C. 7. L. tickets win be en- sale al
the Union Ticket cffcS iiice 81 So No ciIage
Tor reserved ssats. S'ngie ticket ,5e and SEQ
Dr. Bcsiley, February :.
Kate Field. Sarcl, :.
To be followed by tie Alpine CHER and Tyrolese
Company.
GNaAwFoED's OPERA HOUSE,.
" l.. L. CRAWFORD Nanaser
FRIDAY and sATURDAT,-Saturcayh atiaee
FEBRUARY and
SpehisI Engagement CT the IRimitab;o
----..-.-...-..-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PATTI :: ROSA.
THE FASHIONABLE EEEsT OF THE SEASON
In Esr.d,n's relisktitil Comedies.
ZIP -ANp-- BOB
Supported by her Cnexcslsd Company OF Comedians
Reserved seats on Gals At onion Ticket cf1oe Tues
day Morning.
J. '. Aofitt went to Topeka yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

Popular rrices-Tsse-vee Crere Glars sde. General
admission &c. Tickets kaic Wednesday, st Union
Ticket oiiice.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

day Morning.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

CARFInLD OPERA HoUss.
THURSDAY, FER. Sd
Extra Performance aEa R-Trcducticn hy Particular
Request Of
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Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

This viii positively DO the last presaE sstios Of that
opera this scasos.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03

With musical numbers ard other changes
fec!edi.is a sssgd duel on horseback by
Iessrs Ncff and " aSlburn.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-03


square corsage with real lace trimming, ma:
urai flowers
Miss One Barfoot. white flannel III whit.
feather trimmings. French co-ssgP, natural
flowers
Miss Adele Roioph, black velvet, shrimp
pink crepe, low corsase. pink ostrich feath-
ers in hair.
Mrs George Heller, black surrah with
black AID white striped velvet, jet trimming,
corssSs, white ruching, natural flowers
kiss Lena Oliver, beautiful dress OF cream
>urrah, iscs overirce, psarl psndons, ' COR
sage, natural flowers
Miss Hattie Fsbrique looked bcau.ifu! ia
lemon SAITH. trocade plush panasls, ea-
brohierss f-ort, Frssch corsass. feather
trimmings, diar7onts, marchal rsii ro.s..
Miss Carrie Fisher vas charming in Gem
binstion o, cream s.sin an: antique brocsa..
piak ostrich tips, Preach cor>ass and pSsri
ornaments.
Miss Lillian Brandon, lavender satin, vi; h
white lacs trimming, V corsa.e, natural
dowsra
KRIS. C. L. Sims, naSnihcsas evening
toilet q cream brocaded veiyst and silk q:
same shade triEnyaed With superb pas.er,en-
teris, French belica, with adjuAtaole train
Hrs. d.. OrdvAy we're perhaps the r.oe,
elegss. costume Of the ball. Dress of whi:e
six. trimmed prcfc,s,y il rslns lacs and
lace draeery, es,iS, oide-e: pearl pa1ne.s
with peri PCS seEEsntrise. ksir held BY
diSns3d pins; elegant boluet ot Beznst
roses shIpa ed from the east. Mrs. Ocdway
wore tae ,aost uassiicens outfit OF diamond.
Ia the wee:, Gao stone n the srooci weighing
aoeai eighteen ca-c.s and costing many
thousand tioliars.
Miss Lena Woodbury., sissant light b'as
evenSDS te:i-s.s, lo~ corsa.s, natsral Tow
era, pearl ocsAkasa.s.
I.s, Nay Skinner. crsaT, duchess satin
tr,Gu.d IL embroidered null AID pea..s.
znaf,e with French corsASs, made slesvsl.ss,
triecsas vita pearls.
2iss lila Skinner, . superb pink dschse
saiiE rs>eD.iol cts.u1.e trlmEoei With xAEzs
aiga ssinssi coESsss trimmed vita raarchai-
ned roses
Ers. s Z. yocsiyn ps.ticcas OF asrigoi6
satin hand panied with chrysaashsns with
q aspiration % ciScs AID crescent. cut En-
National Republican., 1887-05-02
Diverted Trade.

The New York Sun says:
one of the striking features OF trade under
the interstate commerce law is the rude and
sudden diversion Of strong currents OF traffic
in new directions. California merchants are
ordering their goods sent by water instead Of
rail, southern steamers for the first time in
two years are carrying gunny bags to south
western farmers who have hitherto had to
take them by rail, and Brooklyn and Philadel
phia reiineries are finding at least dozen in
terror states opened up for their sugar by the
inability of Claus spreckles to get his product
this side Of the Mississippi at paying rate.
New England mills are getting great deal Of
cotton by water that used TO come up from the
south by rail. representative oil a Connecti.
cut carriage house stated yesterday that his
firm were soliciting orders now in places hith-
erto controlled by Indiana manufacturers, TO
whom the increase In rates for shipment FUR
ther west is much larger proportionately than
to the east because of the great reductions
western roads used to give them.
The Stm might have added that millions
OF bushels OF wheat and corn have been
diverted from New York and Boston, some
Of it going down the Mississippi river TO
New Orleans, and the remainder over Cana
dian roads for shipment from Canadian
ports to Europe.
National Republican., 1887-05-02

BELOW we give the resolutions passed by
the general assembly of the state of Penn
sylvaniain favor Of the Blair educational
bill. Space forbids any extended comment
on these resolutions, but they speak for
themselves. we can hardly conceive how
any one can be 80 blind as to oppose this
most benidcent measure. Intelligence is
the surest foundation on which q free gov
ernment can be built and the surest guar
antee of its stability, and the principle OF
national aid to schools Of a high class has
been recognized for nearly the whole ex'
istencc of the nation. Why should it be
denied to the common schools9
ResOlrtd, That our senators in Congress be in
structed and the representatives requested to
support at the next session the Blair bill for
national aid to common schools, to the end
that all sections of the Union msy secure lu.
cational facilities.
RCsolred That the secretary ofthe comm IN.
wealth is hereby directed to send copies of the
above resolution to the president otthe Senate
and the speaker Of the House of Representa-.
tives at Washington when Congress convenes
in December next.
National Republican., 1887-05-02

"MESDING fences" has become obsolete.
Gov, Hill came from Albany to New York
TO "buy furniture" Col. "Dan" Lamont
went over from Washington to help him,
and Lieut. Gov. Jones was called in to as.
sist the other gentlemen in their effort to
"buy furniture" aud to pay the freight. The
only questions suggested are whether a set
Of furniture costs as much or more than
one Of Barnum's mules; whether the far
niture will be shipped to Albany or the
white house, and, II the latter is adopted,
whether the long haul, eight years, or short
haul, four years, clause is to govern in the
matter.
National Republican., 1887-05-02

MoRE than half Of all the iron and steel
produced in the United States since 1865
Las been used in the construction aud
equipment of railways. At the present
time the railway mileage in the United
States exceeds that of the whole of Europe.
While at the beginning OF 1865 there were
only $4,000 miles Of railway in operation in
this country, there are at present 10000
miles. The railway construction Of the
present year will probably reach 1000 miles
Of new track unless the railway killing bill
should interfere.
National Republican., 1887-05-02

SOME of the Auglo phoblsts have been
claiming that the anticoerclon meeting
held in this city was sincerely an Irish affair
and without Endorsement from leading clti.
zens." In the names signed to the call we
find leading merchants, lawyers, BANKERS
and business men of all kinds. The meet
ing was presided over by a prominent mem
Der OF Congress and addressed by two other
congressman, while number of the fore
most men Of the city, including many high
officials, were either on the platform or In
the audience, II is estimated that lliteen
National Republican., 1887-05-02

THE Epocb, a weekly newspaper claiming
high rank In the craft, contains the follow
irl:
Mr., Carlisle IS reported to have no further
ambition TO be elected speaker of the Hluie.
but is said to be desirous Of securing the chair.
manship of the committee on WAYS ant
means, He thus expects TO be able 10 taSe an
active part In shaping the tariff legislation, In
which his party must however unwillingly,
take the initiative in the next Congress. Mr.,
Randall has certainly been lDng elouSh az tao
head Of the ways and means comnlJt1s fIr
the good either of his party or the c)lntry.
As Mr., Randall never was chairman of the
ways aud means committee this statement
indicates either ignorance or rcarelessness on
the part Of the writer for this pretentiou'
journal,
National Republican., 1887-05-02
Auburn CaSSimereS.

Among the worlds most
famous woolen mills the
name of "Auburn" stands
deservedly high, not alone
on account of the wear
resisting qualities Of its
productions, but also on ac-
count Of the exquisite
beauty of its designs, as is
evidenced by the patterns
of which we have secured
exclusive control this sea-
son. The plaids and broken
checks we have had made
up into Boys Suits, ages a
to ID, pleated and Norfolk
styles. Six different effects
constitute the entire line.
To attempt to describe one
would be to do an injustice
to the rest, for while each
efect-or result Of combi-
nation of colors-difers
radically from the others
they are all equally beauti-
full, and the difficulty will
be when you see them all
to determine which you
like best. We have marked
these Suits to sell at the
special price of S4.s5 each.
There is no city in the
Union where Boys Suits
such as these can be OBJ
tanned at the price we
name. There are goods
made up that cost more
money, but there are none
that will give better wear
or look as well as long a
time. This is the kind of
material the small boy of
the period needs; will not
fade; will not show dust or
dirt; will not rip or tear;
are in fact almost indis-
tructible-$4.S5 a Suit is
our price-try one. THE Y
ARE HERE NOW. We
don't know how long they'll
be here, but they can't be
dupli Gated at any such
price. There are enough to
last this week, we think.
Saks & Company
800 to 3os Seventh Street.